How do you build on student responses?

How do you build on student responses?

Strategies for responding to student questions

1. Answer the question yourself.
2. Redirect the question to the class.
3. Attempt to help the student answer his own question.
4. Ask the student to stop after class to discuss the question.
5. Refer the student to a resource where she can find the answer.

What is all student response?

All-student response systems – one of the foundations of successful formative assessment – provide the teacher with evidence that each student is learning what they are teaching, while engaging the entire class.

How do you respond to a student answers?

Calmly ask the question again, give a hint, ask another question that might elicit the same answer, be encouraging! Sound pleased when you get an answer, and praise the student if it’s right. Don’t make an issue of the resistance to answer. Have the student think out loud rather than say nothing.

How can students improve thinking?

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1. Call on students randomly. Not just those with raised hands.
2. Utilize “think-pair-share.”
3. Remember “wait time.”
4. Ask “follow-ups.”
5. Withhold judgment.
6. Ask for a summary (to promote active listening).
7. Survey the class.
8. Allow students to call on other students.

What is a classroom response system?

These are systems that let students respond to questions and polls individually and privately using a mobile phone or clicker device.

What are your responsibilities as a student?

attending classes on time and regularly. being prepared for classes with all necessary supplies. taking good care of school property. completing all homework assignments.

What do you say when students are wrong?

5 Ways To Respond To Wrong Answers

1. “How did you arrive at your answer?”
2. “You’re on the right track, but not there yet.”
3. “Interesting . . . it’s not exactly what I was looking for, but tell me more.”
4. “I see where you’re going, but remember that . . .”
5. “Thank you!”

What makes a good discussion response?

Agree or disagree with the post and explain why you agree or disagree. Expand on your classmate’s post to demonstrate that you understand the topic. Reply to a question posed by one of your classmates or by the instructor and support your statements with sources from the text.

What are six ways to engage students?

Motivation Matters: Six Simple Ways to Engage Students

• Clarify your expectations (often). Students are unlikely to succeed if they do not know what is expected of them.
• Allow for mistakes.
• Give specific, positive feedback (and fewer empty compliments).
• Keep it real.
• Break the cycle.
• Mix your media.

Which is the best all student response strategy?

Here are five easy to implement, all-student response strategies to try in your classroom: 1. Basketball Discussions – With Basketball Discussions, the conversation moves from teacher to student to student to student and so on.

Are there any student response systems that work?

Student response systems have morphed over the years from simple ‘clicker’ systems to web based apps that work with a multitude of devices and operating systems. Here are the 5 best student response systems that interface with multiple devices.

How are call and responses used in the classroom?

In recent years, we have learned about call and responses. For those of you who are not familiar with this concept, the teacher calls out a phrase, and then the student completes the phrase. It is a great way for students to refocus their attention back on you, the teacher!

Do you have to write a response to Reading?

Writing about reading has research-proven benefits, and it’s important that we ask students to respond to reading on a regular basis. Those responses don’t always have to be formal, though. Let’s take a look at some ways we can engage students in creative written responses to reading. Booksnaps are not traditional writing assignments.